As the fiery passion of Rome's most ruthless commander, Marcus Vinicius, ignites for radiant Christian captive Lygia, his unyielding loyalty to Emperor Nero begins to waver, setting him on a perilous path of moral discovery and ultimate sacrifice.

As the fiery passion of Rome's most ruthless commander, Marcus Vinicius, ignites for radiant Christian captive Lygia, his unyielding loyalty to Emperor Nero begins to waver, setting him on a perilous path of moral discovery and ultimate sacrifice.

Does Quo Vadis have end credit scenes?

No!

Quo Vadis does not have end credit scenes.

Actors

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Metacritic

65

Metascore

7.8

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IMDb

7.1 /10

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TMDB

71

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The 24th Academy Awards 1952

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Actor in a Supporting Role

Leo Genn
Peter Ustinov
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Actor in a Supporting Role

Peter Ustinov
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Art Direction (Color)

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Cinematography (Color)

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Costume Design (Color)

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Film Editing

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Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)

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Best Motion Picture

4th Directors Guild of America Awards 1951

Mervyn LeRoy
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Feature Film

Mervyn LeRoy

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